The table is good for the Mini Drill and drill brackets. Other machines that are good enough can also be used.
The work table is made up of a number of adjustable dovetail slots made of aluminum alloy. This ensures that the minimum space is kept and that the work is done correctly.
The working table comes with three T-shaped grooves that are 15x8x6mm in size.
In this example, the X axis moves 200mm, the Y axis moves 50mm, and the distance between grooves is 34mm, or 34 inches.
A work table that is 310mmx90mm and has a height of 80mm (including two working clamp.
Overall, this is a good deal for simple hobby work at a good price. People who work in a machine shop would not use this.
So that the “end shake” didn’t happen, I had to tighten the set screws on each cross-slide gib. There is a small allen wrench that you can use.
They don’t say where or how to tighten these set screws. See the picture I’ve attached for the places. Each cross-slide gib has three set screws (one set of 3 for X- direction, another set for Y-Direction). Lock nuts are on each set screw (most of mine were loose already). To adjust the set screw, you need to loosen the lock nut, so you can move the screw. Each set screw should be a little tighter to remove any movement in the cross-slide. Because of this, tightening the set screws will make it hard for you to turn the crank used to move the cross-slide. Do not forget to tighten each lock nut after you make changes to the car.
In each cross-slide, I was able to find a good compromise that didn’t make each slide shake at the end. I was still able to turn each hand crank easily.
-Steve
